At the end of April 2025, CT Semiconductor - a member of CT Group - officially broke ground on Phase 2 of its ATP semiconductor chip factory in Binh Duong. This is the first factory in Vietnam fully developed and operated with Vietnamese technology in the field of chip assembly, testing, and packaging (ATP).
With a total investment of nearly 100 million USD (about 2,600 billion VND), the factory is being built on an area of 30,000 m². It is expected to begin operations in the fourth quarter of 2025 and reach a capacity of 100 million chips per year by 2027. A notable highlight of the project is that all core technologies are developed by a team of Vietnamese experts. This marks an important milestone for Vietnam in advancing within the global semiconductor value chain.
The factory will also serve as a hub connecting high-tech projects such as AI, UAV, and 6G. More than 10% of its budget will be allocated to research and development (R&D), while the facility will also play a role in training engineers for the semiconductor industry, contributing to the goal of developing 100,000 high-quality engineers in the coming years.
